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AGA Epigenetic Mechanisms Driving GI Cancer
Date
May 6, 2023
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The epigenome is the heritable portion of the genome that is mediated by chemical modification of DNA (methylation) or nuclear proteins (histones, transcription factors) without changing the DNA sequence. This session will focus on what defines the epigenome, technologies that allow us to track the epigenome and how novel cancer therapies are developed that target regulators of the epigenome.
The epigenome is the heritable portion of the genome that is mediated by chemical modification of DNA (methylation) or nuclear proteins (histones, transcription factors) without changing the DNA sequence. This session will focus on what defines the epigenome, technologies that allow us to track the epigenome and how novel cancer therapies are developed that target regulators of the epigenome.
Moderators
University of Michigan
Beckman Research Institute, City of Hope Comprehensive Cancer Center
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